By Fr. Richard Miserendino
We are at war for our own souls. How do we win? We need a strategy. What does that look like?
11/15/19
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4
min
By Effie Caldarola
Dorothy Day supposedly uttered that famous phrase, "Don't call me a saint. I don't want to be dismissed so easily."
11/13/19
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3
min
By Robert J. Matava
The Fathers of the Church teach us the essential reality of Catholicism.
11/8/19
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3
min
By Fr. Jack Peterson, Ya
A young man from a faith-filled family turns to his torturers who have just killed his three brothers and courageously states: “It is my choice to die at the hands of men with the hope God gives of being raised up by him.”
11/8/19
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3
min
By Elizabeth Foss
Liturgically, November is the month during which we are especially mindful of death — ours and that of the people who have gone before us.
11/8/19
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3
min
When and if you step into the world of parenting, no one hands you the playbook.
11/8/19
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3
min
By Russell Shaw
Finally, the Supreme Court has given pro-life Americans what they were hoping for — a commitment to take a fresh look at the issue of abortion.
11/1/19
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3
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By Sr. Constance Veit
Cardinal John Henry Newman, who recently was canonized by Pope Francis, was a contemporary of our foundress, St. Jeanne Jugan, and probably knew our early communities in England.
10/31/19
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3
min
By Fr. Joseph M. Rampino
This Gospel records the conversion of the tax collector Zacchaeus from a life of treacherous fraud to a life of humble and generous poverty with Christ.
10/29/19
Reading Time
3
min
Patience, another word for love
Perseverance is rightly understood as the virtue of “patient endurance,” and there are three areas of life in which we need to exercise it — with others, with ourselves and with God.